200+ activities. Plenty of possibilities.
Give your next session a starting point with practical games and skill-building exercises. Membership pairs video demonstrations with downloadable guides so you can prepare quickly and teach confidently.

From planning to playing
How it works
A look inside the activity library
Browse a selection from the member library. Narrow it down by activity type, teaching focus, age range or session length.
Showing 41 of 41 sample activities
Find an icebreaker, warm-up or group game to get everyone involved, develop listening and focus, or lift the energy of a session.
Build performance skills through practical work on character, movement, voice and improvisation, with exercises you can adapt as your group develops.
Try something with your group
Our free collection lets you watch demonstrations and try printable activity guides before choosing a membership.
Alongside the activities
Additional resources for your teaching
Support your sessions with materials you can print, share or use on screen. Choose the tools that work for your setting.
- Lesson-planning aids and classroom tools
- Worksheets and activity handouts
- Mini scripts, monologues and short scenes

Introduce established acting approaches through practical exercises. Explore technique through doing, and adapt each activity to your students’ experience.
- Stanislavski
- Meisner
- Laban
- Theatre of the Absurd
- Commedia dell’arte
Explore the shift from stage to screen through work on naturalism, stillness and the relationship between performance and camera framing. Screen-acting resources are being introduced as this department develops.
Try free activities
Bring the Emporium into your classroom
One membership opens the library of scripts, games, exercises and teaching materials, including new additions as the collection grows.















































